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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
Collecting Names for Directory

"a man has TO have an awful amount
OF patience i'm this world, " said one OF the
unfortunate individuals employed IN col
Letting names for the directory whom
stumbled across I'm one Of my ramOles.
"When YOU run over the leaves OF a
directory he continued, you cannot
imagine how much shoe leather and cuss
words have been used up in getting those
thousands OF names together. I've been
at il now for two weeks and I'm about
used M and discouraged. Why, ] believe
every nine men out OF ten have n perfect
dread Of seeing their names IN the
directory. and the worst Of it is they leave
word with their families not TO give us
cauyassers a single iota OF information.
am obliged % resort to all sorts OF de
vices. Sometimes when ! am repulsed
obtain the information | want from the
neighbors. frequently meet Tartar OF
the gentler sex who threatens % have me
arrested il ] persist in mndmg what she
holds is none Of my business. y trick
with many Of them = 20 inform me
blandly that they are about 10 move 10
China or Japan, and Of course under
those circumstances could not use their
names. The man Of the house will tell
me that he has given his name 90 the New
York directory people, and he thinks that
will do. Once in "a while ! ana driven 10
appealing 10 the children in front ot the
house for information, and altogether i
hay. come 90 the conclusion that am
earning every cent of my salary. brook
len Eauls
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nnlis Thnt nors To.s.

tn, number Of base balls made every day
ST the present time IN the United States Is
ebout 1000 There are four large manuiac-
tori,,-one i'm New York, one n Philadel-
phia. one IN Bridgeport, Conn, and ono Do
Attica. Mass The process by which the best
quality league ball is made d, interesting All
the work is done by hand. machines having
been tried repeatedly without permanent sue
cess The center Of best league hali Is oi
solid rubber Arsund this is wound about
three ounces Of Shaker yarn Of The best
quality. dampmed Then covering Of horse
hide is put on This completes whati termed
the first finish Then tine ball Is wound
tightly with am ounce Of the yarn, which IS
again wound with camel's hair 70 make 10 Of
"A uniform smOothness over this is put the
final covering of carefully selected horse hide.
The rubber ball. which forms the center of all
base balls. IS imported from Germany.
Golden DAYS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

One Of the last freaks Of fashion, according
10 The Decorator and Furnisher' Is TO con
vert camp stool, into drawing room WORK
BAGS The material most used for these
bars where expense is no object, Is brocaded
silk or satin. with lining Of plain satin OF
suitable shade Of color les expensive ones
are made of crctonc or Of printed camnric.
70 make one, open ont the camp stool ana re-
move tine ordinary seat cut piece OF ere
fonua the size of the seat and another piece
about eighteen or twenty inches deep. ana
long enough 10 sew round the square joining
IT up the sides Fasten this 90 the frame OF
the seat Of the s,oOl with number OF uhy
tacks. five inches from the top of the bag
Make "a deep hem al the top and rum dounie
draw.tring into &C. which will require about
two wards and half of narrow SATIN ilnooiA
That. with a plain, mot pIcot edge Us 'ne
best tousc. as % slips more easily. II is wen
fo lime the Top of the mouth Of the bug Win
plain colored sateen The les and frame oil
the camp stool may either be painted black
red. stained like dark wood, or gilded' ac-
cordmg to taste
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Luxury runs to strange extremes Of
wanton waste / can buy first rate
feather duster for twenty-five cents. It
will do an the work required of feather
dustcr and isn't So ugly as TO offend the
eye In "a Broadway jewelers. are some
Nathcr busters marked S2j. They can do
uo more than the quarter dollar one, but
are made splendid and costly boy the art Of
the carver and the silversmith. ! ann fond
of pretty things myself, but it viii be
hard TO persuade me t,at mere prettIncss
ia This case is worth ninety-nine times
more than utility Here are dog collars
40 $50 DO they make the dog any hand
somcr or more faithful Fond as / am OF
the cau.nc race, ann certain / should feel
quite glad that amy dog ON which this
scaudalous extravaganza was bestowed
was stolen There is certainly a limit 20
the moral liberty we allow people i'm the
disposition of their own money, and we
should draw 10 al feather busters and dog
collars 40 S2j and $50 each ALFRED
Tumble in New York News.
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ALL AROUND TIVE HOUSE.
In Stairs. Down stairs. In Kitchen and
In tn. Lady's Parior.

Perfectly plain chair cushions Of plush are
much in use. They may be finished around
the edge with cord and at the corners with
tassels or may be without finish and tied 70
the chair at the corners with ribbon BOWS
Favorite colors in these cushions are dark or
peacock blue cardinal, maroon or gold.
Crescent, shaped cushions for head seats are
somewhat Of a novelty They are swung De
hind the chair when not in use Cashmere y
quite a desirable material Tor CUSHIONS t"a'
receive much wear
VERY dainty chair backs may be made OF
dotted n,lin or net 4 muslin with large
round spots far apart is chosen Around the
spot, are worked the petals Of n large daisy
or marguerite ia darning or crewel stItcn ana
n stem is also added When white muslin IS
used lining Of colored sateen or colored
muslin is necessary 10 make the chair back
effective
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
slrnnhellr na,arIan Cream.

Strawberry Bayarim cream is "a most de-
H.i.u. ami easily prepared summer DESERT
specially convenient for q country house
wil,. To- make when cream is not scarce. III
over two aud half pounds OF Strawberries
and squeeze them through colandcr, io tAe
iul-e ada six ounces of sugar, AMI when thc
SUGAR is dissolved ada half d box of selnimr,
previously soaked in a little water near the
fin. for n hour or more, or till dissolved. ST
tlii, on Ice and stir until 1t begins Co SIT. then
beat i'm g. lmt Of whipped cream. put the
whole i'm "A mo.dand garnish with fresh straw
berries
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Clarifying Wine.

Properly made wine, that iermenls l"pidy
and thoroughly, seldom needs to bc clarified
by ariGcal means Wine is clarified how
ever, by adding am ounce OF powdered gum
arabic % each forty gallons 1hc gum arabic
is dissolved i'm cold water The wine is we'll
stirred when this solution Is poured m
Whites Of eggs are preferred 10y many wine
makers for clarifying The whites of ten
ear. are used to forty gallons. Some Wine D.,
taken o0t Of the cask and the whites whipped
To- a foam with it, This mixture is pu' nack
into th.cask. The wine is stirred We'll and
tlo ca-s buugcl tightly. After "a week the
wine will generally be clear and may he
llaun off,
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A. rr.,ti,e MuntoI Iambrcquin.

Dcmorc,t tells how 20 make AN effective
mantd lambrequin, like the one shown I'D
the accompanying figure. The dimensions
are dependent on the size Of the mantel 10 DE
covered For one of ordinary length the plain
r.e.. shou.d Dee about twelve inches m depth,
and raach from 600. end o. tie middle of the
m,ptl THE drspoi piece should be about
two inches -horter and about SIX inches
wider. SD that when 10 is draped the bow "iiI
be "a short distance beyond the middle II the
mantcl The top piece is a sash The width oil
tine mantel. aud sufficiently long To hang over
each end about two inches deeper than the
corresponding front piece.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
BREyITIES.

In view of the disaster that occurred
at his residence last night and the addi-
tional fact that his assistant was absent
on leave the city editor begs the in
diligence Of his readers for The absence
of any important items OF news in this
issue Of the DAILY TINES.
The first watermelons Of the season
arrived yesterday.
r. +. Lee Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams are expected home to-day.
Mr.. w. A. ;. Conrad has been called
to Harper Ferry, W. Va, on urgent
business.
The June term Of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday, Judge John H..
Ingram presiding.
\ meeting Of the City Democratic Com
mittee will be held at the Sheriifs office
tonight at $50 o'clock.
Professor Intropidi leaves July 1st for
Kansas City, Mo, where he will conduct
"a summer season of light opera.
Drs. Cooper, of the First Baptist church,
and Kerr, OF the First Presbyterian, will
exchange pulpits next sunday.
Tomorrow night at Laurel-street
church the tableau Of the Fairy's We'd
ding with beautiful music, &c be pre-
scented
There was no boat 10 Norfolk yester-
day. The Essex has gone back to Balti-
more, and the refitted Ariel makes the
trip tomorrow.
There is a very general desire to hear
the lecture Of Rev Dr. Kerr on Scotland.
Won't he repeat II at his own lecture
room before he takes his summer yaca-
ton
All who saw them sympathized with
the PAYERS at work on Broad street be-
tween First and FOushee yesterday
evening. II was fearful weather for all
kinds Of outdoor work.
The young ladies ofthe Fourth Presby-
terrain church will begin a lawn party
mis- evening In the church yard, on West
Grace street. The yard will be illumi-
mated, and there will be plenty OF refresh
ments
The city ambulance was called ont at
/ 10 % clock Yesterday morning 90 attend a
white man named William Adams, who
| was overcome by the heat while at the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops lie was
taken TO the Almshouse
Mrs Catherine llackett. residing at 40
/ BIS Nicholson street, Rockets, died sud
denly Sunday evening about = o'clock
! Coroner Taylor viewed the body and as
ccraincd that Mrs liackctt had been a
sufferer from heart disease for the past
three years He therefore attributed ben
death t0 that cause
The following railroad men are regis
tered at the Exchange Hotel T. Du
rant. of Knoxville, Tenn Ray knight
Selma, Ala. y $. Duunt Memphis
Tenn. y Gothard, Atlanta, Ca b
Hughes. Memphis, Tenn. + T charl
ton. Augusta. Ga; W. r. Shclmond, Al
lanta, Ga. g.. A. Whitehead Ga.
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,,a.culine customers Hard to Please.

III any one tells You it is easier 20 suit
a man than woman you just throw out
a hint that hc doesn't know what he is
talking about " said a dappcr little sales
man Of my acquaintance. Now, ] look
after the gents furnishing counter IN our
store and ! earn my salary A man
never knows what be- wants. II he wishes
10 purchase q nccktie, for example, hc
lodges about from one style t0 another.
asks me dozen times what they are
wearing now, and maybe ends up hy
selecting the first tic De looked at The
more patterns ! show him the more unde-
cided bee becomes lie wants tO know
what color think will suit his style Of
complexion. asks what they are wearing
over in New York. and keeps ON pulling
over my stock until ann thoroughly dis
gu.ted and tired out If be wants pair
of gloves it is the same story Tie starts
i'm by saving that be- doesn't know cX-
actlv the shade be wants. but viii rccog-
nize 10 if VIII show him q few pairs. If
/ MANAGE 90 suit him inside of twenty
minutes or half ana hour ann doin2 we'll
No tell YOU The men are often far harder
20 please shan the ladies' and I'll much
rather Dee back where was az the silk
counter. BROOKLYN Eagle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

THRUSH -BLACKBlkD -ktDhi'hN9i'
The blackbird Is the "ouzel cock with golden
Lulr SO often mentioned in our ballad poetry
His song is heard very early, reminding us
that spring with its pretty prinroses is near
at hand. The blackbird is a dusky geniie'l'a"
Of rather solitary habits and excepting il,e
society Of his dark lady bird, cares very ii'''9
for company. Blackbirds here usually o''.I
nine broods year and lay from i'uI 10 s'1
eggs Of "A greenish hue, spotted ana s'''"A''
with brown.
The thrush is the "sweet mavis' OF old I'm
glsh ballad lore and under the latter name Is
often alluded 10 by the earlier poets. 10 he-
pins 10 sing even sooner than does the black
bind aud frequently builds It's nest before the
foliage has begun % start The thrush i' not
only handsome bird, but its song Is noted
for the rich fullness and sweetness OF the
notes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Roshen's Park. Monday IUn. rfH.
Game called 200 U.u.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
yOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
MATTERS THAT ARE SURE TO IN
TeResr THE CHILDREN.

=, MAKO "A Rolled Egg Dance '"'''
CoId-Thrcc Favorite hir"S '"'''
Had Their Praises Sung in oil" ""''"'S'
How Base Balls Are MADE
Robin Redbreast is a beauiifui p''' anu a."
,svorite alike with young and old. Inc 'e-
male birds lay beautiful pale gray, ieu Sl'''
,ed eggs twice year. I'D" young birds may
- reared from the nest without d'ihc"''y ~, II
o,aod soaked In milk BE- given 70 them. Inc
pIumage Of the rcdbreasi is pleasing 'no .'
pot show. Robin Redbrcast doubtless owe" 81,
-, - HI. popularity to the fact that lie
was selected from out the feaiherea 'ilOV ~
esa,re IN the good old ballad 81 Babes DO ,ne
Vol. whom 1t will be- rememoe'e" nc '''
bury beneath the leaves
.leayesofal hucs gold, red and green
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
Cost of New York Flats.

Many Of our readers doubtless have al.
mred the splendid apartment houses called
the Navarro flats in New York city, close 10
the Central park, and between Broadway and
Fifth avenue The Madrid cost Slg4. 567. 80:
the Lisbon, 500 SjO57; Cordoya, Sl2S, 6l9 81;
Barcelona, s4|,oH57 Grenada, 1886, OPS 81,
and Tolosa, SiO5, 1854 % making a total Of
t2,722, $50 Cor. Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Dear little Grace at thc window stood,
Watching that winter night.
The great round moon iu thc far blue sky,
Where 10 shone So big and bright,
Til cloud swept over its shining face,
Then she turned with Is little pout.
Il wanted o. look al thc moon, She said,
But somebody r blowed it out
Wide Awake
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
The Cow from Chnd's Standpoint.

Here is "a little girls composition on the
COW, as it appeared IN Hartford Times 4
cow IS an animal with four legs ON the under
side The tail is longer than the legs bat u
is not used % stand on The COW kills flies
with her tail a cow has big ears, that
wiggle on hinges; SO docs the tail a COW is
bigger than a calf, but not as big as am elo-
phant She is made so sunll that she can go
into the barn when nobody Is looking Some
COWS are black and some hook A dog was
hooked once She tossed the dog that wor-
ried the cat that killed the rat Black COWS
give white milk, SO DO other COWS Millamen
sell milk to luy their little girls dresses,
which they put water in and chalk. Cows
chew cud. and each cow finds It's own chew
This is all there is about COWS
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Calling over in Manchester the other

day we dropped into the hrst-class bakery
establishment OF l.. x V. Stems, and found IL
fitted M i'm first-cass style with all the neces-
sary supplies Of good things, such a. al"ays
clIits. etc. in abundance; cakes. and n variety
~ good things for the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. ms
Is indeed a model bakery, ana one that le
public. BE sure TO call In and see them az
ia5 Hull street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Lettuce. cold boiled potatoc- and cold boiled
beets. the latter tao cut into dice, make "a
very pret.y and appetizinS salad Pile the
potato in t4c center of the salad dish, put The
bects around this and arrange the lettuce next
the edge of the DISH Serve with French
dressing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

] have been "a sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder troubles for several years. ] have
lately bad what is termed Brights Disease
ami have had considerable swelling Of ms legs
and shortness OF breath. The urea has
poisoned my blood also. secured and am
using Is. B. g. Botanic Blood Balm. and find
10 acts powerfully and very quickly. and J am
delighted with lts effects / had previously
used large quantity OF various advertised
remedies. ana several eminent physicians also
waited on me, but -. 10. B. stands at the top.
JOHN III. MARTIN,
Rock Greek, Ala. May 4. lss5.
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iiroiiiue and Frying.

Broiled fish. broIlel ham, hroiled chicken,
broiled steaks and chops are always satisfac-
tory at summer dinner Nothing can be
less healthy or less agreeable To the taste for
dinner ON a hot day than fried food
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
A nir Chlcr. Bow.

Part of the funeral paraphernalia of
Pa-qual the chief of the lumas. who
died at Colorado River agency. in Arizona,
not long ago. has been received 40 the
Indian bureau tis an enormous green
ash bow. over six feet boo length, strung
with stout cord. II is wound at intervals
of an inch with deer thongs, and smcared
with rcd 0chcr On the inside0f the bow.
at the same intervals. are fastened tufts
of bright red feathers from some Mexican
bird six arrows accompany the bow. all
Of them blunt except one, 90 which is
strapped with the customary deer thong "a
sharp head Of glittering ob-idian All are
tipped with small eagle feathers THE
bow is Of the best workmanship, and Pas
DUAL. who had been dying for some
months. fully expected to have it buried
with him he grew much better lately,
however. and Agent Noungblood bought
the outfit for SljO and sent 90 20 the In
dian commissioner Before 10 reached its
destination Pasqual died, and his horses
were slaughtered oter his graye-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

s7-The persons in Albemarle county
who have subscribed to the TIMES are
requested to send their names to this
office, and the paper will be sent TO them
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Table cloths wear much longer IL "a double
faced thic. canton flannel is first spread oi
the tabl, 10 smooths the edges. ami D. much
softer and more agreeable than without 10.
Many consider DO Indispensable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Liccnse-taxcs due the State, to nun 90
April 30. lsss. are payable ON June ist
These and all other State taxes cam bl
paid I'm coupons, which am prepared 90
furnish at very great saving 60 thc tax
payer
] give each taxpayer written guaran
tee of legal protection, free of al. cost to
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons Of me has suffered amy loss Oi
harm JANE, p. COOPER,
on Main street Richmond, Va
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Rock Greek, Ala, May 1, 1850.

All who desire full information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Scroiula, and
ScrOfulOus Swcllings. Ulcers Sores. kheuma-
tism, Kidney complaints. Catarrh, etc. can
secure by mail free. copy Of our - page Illus
strated Book OF Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
ale Is Atlanta Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

When lamp burns poorly boil the metal
burner i'm soda aud water. Dummy accumu-
lations from the oil viii be removed and the
lisht will burn as brilliantly as ever.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

Onions may be prepared without the usual
accompaniment Of tears by peelins then
with the hands under water.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
You Can Drive Vermin our of Your HOUSE

By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted to
prevent and drive away Ants, Reaches. Water
Bugs. Nc.. -0 annoying t0 h0usckccpDrs.
Whenever this paper s used D. answers %
double purpOsc-it drives away Nemin, and
az the same time lbciug white 10 gives every
place neat. clean appearance.
Positively uO poisonous drugs used JOB flD
preparation 90 this paper. Ask your Druggist
Or Grocer for DO. For sale by
BODEkEK BROTHERS,
Druggists.
1914 Main street, Richmond. So.
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a View Line to The Me.t and Northue,t

The Richmond and Dmyillc railroad
system has opened a new line 90 and
from the West and Northwest via Paint
Rock. y G.. and are now able 90 compete
both in time and rates for all shipments,
off merchandise, tobacco. meat, and flour
Our observations recently 40 the Rich
mond and Danyille depot shows large
number of foreign cars which seem 10 be
loaded with grain and meat for This mar
kct. and tohaccOs from Western cities for
foreign as well as local shipments Rich
mond. no doubt, will Doe ON the lookout 20
secure all the advantages offered her IN
the shape of trade and commerce.
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RkIIpOkD ROyDa
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CH1c.ao. Lnne %. 1887.

Reported by c. Z. BEDFORD & Co, Graf q
Commission Merchants No. + South Twelfth
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Trumpeter and Gem
WHISTLES.
OF VIRGINIA.

sixty fourth Session begins October Isl. ISL
Academic ana Professional Departments.
VIRGINIA ACADEMIC SIT DENTS
Pay no Tuition Fees their necessary expenses
range from $50 20 SOS. For Catalogue apply
TO CHARLES :. NENABLE.
Chairman Of the Faculty.
POstOfice University OF Virginia. Va.
fmay 2o-sa,tu,thlm
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To Iicen.e-Tas Payers.

Send your Sunday orders TO Pizzini lor
ice cream.
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AICTInN sAIIs.

Admission, % cents. ladies "i,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
Doanc photographer, South Fifth


These, ifcxistcut iu n aatural quaint and
uuiuvitrlIy by bile, play thcif part in ne
functions ~ digestion and AssiW .latiOu. But
the artificial acid resulting from the inability
Of the stomach Ia convert food received By Il
and heartburn, which nrc the most hnrruss-
INK symptoms of Dyspepsia. Tur best carmi.
uutiyc Is Hosictters stomach Bitcrs Ear
more effective IS It than carbonate Of soda,
maruesia OF Other alkaline salts These in.
ynriably weaken thu stomach without pro.
ducing permanent brueht. 40 man or woman
Chroniculy dNspeptlc and consequently urr-
vous crn be- In IOs~oss,un of the fnll IN A. re
of yigor aIlowNA ~ nature. Therefore, ,nyie'
orateaud regulate th system and y! So doing
protect itir 7Iu mali aria, rheumai SIN aud other
scriOup mRlbdier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

AmOold'- gun store has been busy
Thu week. Tacre seems to be- an
cpidmemic OF hunting aud iishlug.aud
pole, lines, reels, nets, hooks guns.
cartridges, and everything wiin which
to catch fish or shoot bird have
been IN active demand all the week
There is no bettcrappointcd store for
fishing or hunting goods and every
one knows 1t. This f. to inform new
corners where TO get fine fishing tackle
or to buy guns, anmunitiUu- and
sewing mAChine supplirs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17

Plain SAITH fans, hand painted fans
feather fans, mourning fans. We
have just received fun line of new
aud pretty styles Painted and plain
satin iaus nj i5c, soc, Gjc, DC and 81
each. Imported feather fans with
ivory handles nj -. worth s. Full
line of all sizes In satin palt fans.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-17
II.NInN ItLINIIt

Cures indigestion, headache, malaria, kidney
diseases, fever ana chllls loss Of appetite de-
hil,y AMI nervous pros ration ny regulating
the Liver stomach Bowels Kidneys and Blooda
Lemon tlty.r T. prepared from the frrsu
Juice Of Lemons, combined with other yegota.
BILE liver tonios, cathgrtlcs, aromatic stimulsut,
and blood purlners,
Finy cents for one hRf-plut bottle. q =. for
pint,und half bottle. S'll by druggists gcuers
ally'aud by M wholesale druggists,